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SHE HAD NOrHALF USED THE CHECKS.

From The ChicdgO tribune
Chicago bank man who has lovely wife told n
illustrating the proverbia ways OF women. she had said
him: Dear, now I'm not going TO ask you for an
allowance that is vulgar You put couple OF thousand
in bank to my credit give check book and I'll run
the house clothe myself pay the servants and relieve
you OF 40 much care" -
he said himself this marriage scrapc I've got myself
into promises % pan out. Dear, good little woman !!
How thoughtful of her Why, of course !" 80 he drew
check his bank, deposited IL In another bank to
his wfes individual credit and gave her separate bank
and check book. WOmanke she tossed the bank book
into drawer but held regiOusly 10 the check book.
Long before the month had expired she got notice from
the bank that her account exhausted and the last
check had overdrawn II 81 TO- Would she kindly make
new deposit I"
The lady was In furious fime. There must be
thing wrong she knew She pOred over her chcckbOOk,
counted the stubs and the blank checks and then she
knew that the bank had made bunder She dOnncd her
spirit Of the occasion and the outrage OF tho banks insult
sailed into the cashier at his window.
What does this notice mean I y she asked In voice
quivering with passion.
" IL that your account is overdrawn, madame,
that's ALL"
1t is not, sir My husband gave this checkbook,
and yourself that out OF the hundred checks III IL
haven't used NIFTY There's the book sir for your
self OF you'll have TO explain this TO Mr.. -.
so insulted! "
But, my dear madame, don't you you have drawn
out all the money TO your credit and 81 10 besides
:" / Just don't any thing about that My husband
gave check book and here less than half OF them
are used Do yon mean to say am going TO lose all OF
those checks Well, III go and my husband about IT,
He'll settle you, sir, and II have any influence with
him. and think have, both his account and mine shall
80 out OF this bank! ""
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lone leland.

CENTRR.fhc corouers inquest In the case 81
shooting Charles Rhodes by Jesse Abrams al the Hum
ocks Long Beach, the night OF May 10 was nnishe
yos.r,iay Tho only new witness eKt lned was MAtgAle
with whom the deceased IA bcen
living Sis stated testimony that Rhodes drove hei
his with ami that she took refuge III
and latter shot Rhodes through the
when Rhodes appeared there and prrs"niei ps1o
al HIM Tho Jury returned verdict that deceased came Ia
death hands Of Jesse Abrams who was too hasY IN
using hrs gun" Abrams taken TO the county jail.
NTwTowS-Town Clerk O'Goruau on Thursday
served with a notice and complaint by Merry e Ferny
counsel for ndortikers Mclrney, Aorton OBr4en and
YORK. that plcaton wOud be made 10
Justice Cullen tile supreme Court BROOKLYN on Monday
Tor an Injunction restraining the Board Of Health ~ New
demanding that permit for burial IN any OF the
located Nrwtown shall be taken out FOR all IN
trmenfs Of yiu outside OF tho limits Of the town
and asp that all moneys paid permits about 10000 In all
be returned
WtyriFfp-The case ~ smallpox in tho family Of John
ErenJ terminated fatally Ihursay night Fears are en-
tcrtained disease All spread number OF persons
with the child beoro The Health Authorities
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.


Ten days John Freeman. huge negro was released
from Trenton state Prison after serving theeJear term Tor
burglary few old Mrs Nervaen living near
Blsnve R0ckland County startled by seeing Freeman
standing her door and bTandishng an axe Her cries
frightened him and he ran away That night Two houses
Bardns station entered and the residence OF Mr.
Zalnsr firing Freeman from the
premses THE negro then followed the line Of the woods TO
Pearl RIVER and morning discovered at the foot OF
the bed of James Seryen. the leading village merchant
When discovered lie COOy walked out and later IN In the day
invaded the of Mr. Fisher policeman OF this
city Fisher his old locust and drove Freeman from
place Tho negro heard OF at Orangeburg Mills
where no entered farm house occupied by woman and
tie girl frightened them terribly. He walked INTO the
half pies and jug OF cider War
been issued for his and posse OF forty
citizens OF another nearly large rom
upper securing the country for
Many Of his minor depTedaons beside those
m toned haVo beer rcuOrted
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ANOTHER TIcroRY FOR NEW- YORK.
PITrsBURG BEATEN ny FEE BtTTING-LIvELY
TIMES IN THE GRAND STAND.

riTrsBURG BEATEN ny FEE BATTING-LTvELY
TIMES IN THE GRAND STAND.
The Ptburg club played its first against the New
York nine at the Polo Grounds yesterday. About $500
present AMI the close and the
final result the Interest did not lag
The contest tel by any yet tho lively
batting kept the spectators in good humor One got so
excited that he fell the grand sand Only his feelings
were hurt however and he quickly scrambled 10 his feet
There was larger aten lance OF Ia lies than and
as ususua they the deepest interest In the match High
living foul tips that into the upper part Of the grand
stand with lightning spee folio vel by choras Of fem
f. Ticot tho broker caught with one hand
foul tip that the brokers' box and he received
round applause Aterward his friends pelted him with
paper balls generally caught these the back OF the
neck In the face.
The story OF the game ba briefly told The NowYOrI
ers did tho bat Their general fielding
work too anil their running more timely
and rapid than that OF their opponents George tbs dumy
lofhanloi pitcher ms Third consecutive game and
allowed visiting PLAYERS 70 make only eight actual base
hits wild usual In his delivery AMI besides hit
ting three with pitched balls he sent several 10
first called The local PLAYERS scored I've IN the
opening inning free batting AMI held the lead throughout
Tho
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Breakwater with sugar to vstabls son vssse
| TO Swan Son.
At City Island. wind Light, sw, hay.
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer La BIetagne Orb De ,ousseli p., mavrs May II
steamer Atlas B ToIa Jasms April ~ k p
psr' klrS Ss at na ss Bar Ra's At
ss 20 SsssT@ At
Steamer Alamo Risk GavssiSn dsys vi" Aey "e'' WIZ
Steamer Delaware Tribou Fernandina4 days Charleston
WITH %ss and a Win dss
and passengers 20 Henry Yonge r. cr,v Point and
Norfolk with mise aud passengers Old Dominion IS Co
steamer Frostburg. Mills Baltimore with coal 70 C0nson
Steamer GaAous r Sinclair Jeddah Alden. Kurrachee.
steamer Island Danl sEJodt settin GOthenburs' &c
steamer Fulda Ger. Ringk via southampton
Steamer Edam CDch, Taat Amstcrdam-Fanoh Edye Go
Steamer La Breagne tFr) De Jeusselin ha're-L'u Nv
steamer chsrbOn (Fr Anon, Marsellcs and Barcelona
Utopia Br Morrison. Mediterranean pOrts-Hen'
steamer Augustine tBr, HOwacd- Para Maranham. 90
steamer Hopkins Lsguayr Puerto cabello ana
Curacao Boulton. Bliss & Dallett c,,o., po,.
ri Callao Br Scholz. Carupano and ciudasno
Steamer BaTraconta tBr Hubbard. wndward Islands
Steamer Wehaven Nor) seyald Baracoa-GOmez & Pear
Steamer Lorenzo Baker Wiley. Mobfe-w Best
Steamer state OfTexas Williams. Port Royal ana fernan
Steamer Cherokee Doane and Jacksonville
Steamer Nacoochee Kempton. savannah-Henry Ionge
Steamer Martha stevens Chance BaltimoreIB DownoI
Ship Governor RILEY tBr Dickson. Amsterdam-scammen
Ship stenvora (Br, Mcintosh London scammel Bros,
Giichrist tBr). Wood Sabine Pass Tex-J Par
Bark Faust NOr. smOnsOn. Batavia Java for orders
Bark Penobscot Eaton Melbourne Arnold Cheney co.
Bark Teresina uta. Cacaoe discontinued Edye ~.
Bark sogran tNor. Cobensen, Rio Grande do SUI VIA
Richmond-CaTsen Boo.
Bark Hansa (Gerl Lorensen. Pernambuco-w crossman
Bark Falmouth (Br). Merriam Windsor Ns-snow & Bur
BARK Maggie Douglass (Br) Baker Baugor-J Parker
Brig Darpa (Br, Gilmore via Acknowledgement
Brig Lily (Br) Dill Hantsport Ns-J Whitney a Co. -,
Brig Curlew (Br), Winchester, Perth AmDoy-scammeii
Bros. ~
Steamers Hevetia and Robant for London; Columbia,
Crystal. Leith; Ealing. Havre Eduardo 81
John. b. Cherokee Charleston and JacksonVe frostOg'
Baltimore; desmond, Philadelphia
Ship n u Palmer. for Hamburg
Briggs Carib. for Turks island Arcadia Barbadoes
Also sacd-Va Long Island sound-Brig Lily for hans-
port. Ms. l,,,x,,,o,,s
Ship Gov ROBBIE Blanchard from New York for iangha
before reported ashore West Poebat has been nosted
has returned to Batavia with sjl9 petroleum.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN. May 2O-saied. steamer Republic (Br).
Smith from Liverpool hence Tor New-York ~, ~,
HUI May iO-saed. Chicago (Brl. Jones. for
HAMBURe May 2O-Arrived steamer Rugia GER, Albers
from NewYork. ,,.,
Prandelo from Mediterranean ports on her way TO New
York.
HAVANA May l9--saed. steamer Niagara. Dennis. for
NewIork.
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WEST NEW. YoRK-Tho Council men have appointed
twenty-five new policemen. They not TO receive any
salary will receive onea the fines Imposed on
prisoners they arrest
RAnw Michael whalcn prominent saloon keeper and
Democratic politician has been Indicted by the Grand jury
for keeping disurdcrly house.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Cronhclm arrested on Thurstay
compout % Robert Wareing charged with using threat
cnIng language II the proprietor OF Narcngs no
boEcn Theatre and Cronheun il tho Proprietor of Cionhem
"wednesday after The theatre closed
Mareing sitting table In restaurant when Cton
helm entered In company with frienL Wareng alleges mat
used abusive language iO him. for which lie got 1
Cronhom threatsns 10 bring suit Tor 100000
damages against Warelng.
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MANAGER PATTERSON HELD WITHOUT BAH.

Patterson, manager OF the Asbury
Park House. finished In Justice John Otos court
at Newark yesterday. A. d. Campbell the ,wark broker
alleged have received forged notes from Patter
negotiate could say where when no received
James H. Romaine OF the whose names were
testified that his signature mad
been forged lie had given any notes 10 Patterson
The witness testified that alter he shown the notes he
asked npbe for them. and the request was denied Alter
Campbell told him he had given the notes back To Pat
this words passed bet ween Patterson
John Hawkin' the lawyer presenting the prosecu
ton Hawkins arose and Informed the court that Patterson
had threatened 10 strike him on the head with clalr rat
his seat Captain samuel Lud
low ono OF the allie god makers OF testified that his
had been forged lie had bot Endorsed any notes In
May any After summing by counsel Jus
held Patterson without all for the Grand Jury
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BROOKLYN.

The Beecher Memorial Fund swelled yesterday 10
500 sO5 20 f. c. Marvel clerk OF Plymouth Church handed
i'm 1882 75 which collected The OF $50
ceived from the Hebrews OF Denver.
The striking graveiggers at Holy Cross Cemetery re-
turned TO work yesterday.
The f. Breed rector Of Trinity Protestant
Episcopal Church Asbury Park. N j. has accepted call
Johns Prospect Heights TO succeed the Rev.
s. who recently resigned from i'll health. MI
Breed will begin his work on the hrst Sunday In June
Grace Leslie soubrete In tho Kate Casteon
Company killed railroad accident at Saia Ca
Thursday the wife OF George T. lurtOn OF No 43i
Herkmerst She twenty-five years old amt lett two
children expected be home next week The fu.
neral will take place in Brooklyn on Tuesday!
Patrick Foster. the former in the Tombs who
81 bonds yesterday by Police Justice Massey
10 He will dismissed from the force Before
employed the Bridge he sergeant in the Fifth
Precinct but dismiss ed for misconduct
The Grand Jury electric light matters Yesterday
prominently interested in the companies
questioned.
Whitney sent letter 10 CITY Works Commissioners
serday strongly conemnDg his action IN refusing
for cleaning when tbs bids were
the ppcDtiaton, and requesting him 10 recOnsd r
Commissioner Conner said ho bad formally
ceed the bids and had advertised for new ones
George Mead age sixty OF No l3l st Felirst,
ported 10 tho police Yesterday as missing month ago he
Black Greek. Mich 10 visit relatives and week
Wednesday he put on train for New YORK but
Central station Friday but lie has not claimed It.
IL Is thought that 10 have met with some accident on
the Mr. Mead formerly wholesale grocer. but re
tired from business some years ago.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

1
phil. DRiPHA May philadelphia added another to 10,
through poor fielding today Chicago scoring
three the eighth inning after chances had been Offered
to retire the side Daily Chicago made home
knocking the fence hight centre The
|
c rGGilIssSlphia ........:'.Y2 Q o
Basehits-Philaielphia 10; Chicago 10 Errors-Phila-
delphia 7; Chicago B. Pitclers-CArkson and Casey I'm
w.sHXGrox MAY 2o-The Drtroll eNp,rcnced little
difficulty IN defeating the Wa.hinstons to-day In The hrs
Kregs error scored nine runs The hone team BIT Baldwin
two and otherwise badly scattered The
follows
S S.issG I'll
m geiTS o T%als
m lnSt2" oae a. G0''o l.
LOUISVILLE Nav 90 One Of tho most exciting games Of
and Louisville clubs the nd ans Winning after Twelve nninss
timely hiI The score was;
nsiPSoGan S SsSSS 4!-s
Basehits-Louisvie 49, Metropolitan 81. Errors-Loul,
VILE Mstropo tan Pitcners-iiecker aud Lynch, Um-
ST LOUIS May 9O-IIcavy batn- was tho feature of to-
score was
81 Sro asGis : SSiSS
Bischts-st Louis 81. Brooklyn. 10 Errors-St Louis.
q Brooklyn. 8. PitchersCaruth and Terry Umpire
Mr.. Knight
BOSTON May 2o-Umpirc nnsos decisions were lot we'll
to-day, although the Boston club The score
h I%iIs"apci: 81
DISQUALIFICATION Ia indianapolis. 10 Errors-Bo.ton o.
indianapolis, Pitchers stemnieyer amt Boyle. Umpire
| Mr.. Hinglc
CNcnxAr May 2o-rebelu'. debut as pitcher wa, not
today. Reilly spraned his leg and forced 10
retire. Baltimore won BY this score:
G GaIf%ons GSSYS LID
III hat@Crs u.s. ETroTs-GnS@
| Mr. Cuthbert
| CLEVELAND May 2O-Tho Athletics battcd Crowelrs
curve. hard today, and won as follows
/ land q "a n q
AthlsIic ............ ............O 0 DO
Basehlts-Covsand X; Athletic. lb ErTors-ClovolaY a.
Z; Athletic g. l1cersCrOwell aud Woyling. Umpire Mr.
Valentine
ST. Louis May 20 (SpeciaD President Won Der Abe OF
the Browns said today that lao hat made or OF $50 900
TO Sharsig and simmons for half
Under consider alton
PRINCETON. ". j., May 20 The Harvard team will play
$3.50 and IL a. Dnre Of Princeton who last
saturday play, and Dufeld Will take HE piece
Princeton wins II will give her second place in the Leaaue
At Toronto-Toronto o Rochester s.
At IIamion-Buiao q; Hamilton. o.
At Uucl-Utica 4; STR g.
At Lockport- Lockport II West Ends, Buffalo, L.
At MISUNDERSTANDING l2i Danyllle. z.
At Hartford Hartford. II, Springfield, 2.
NOTES ABOUT CLUBS AND PLAYERS
The Pitsburg clubs will play again at the
Polo Grounds to-day At the 81 George Grounds Is
land Yale Columbia College play
the Harvard and Princeton
legiae hODOrs
that no felon his
not be able " play Tor "a week
WASHINGTON May 20fhe managers Of tho Detroit base.
declined Offer from
Twitche or the Detroit pcherA President
said to-day that II that he had
$4,000 by Harry Wright Tor the choice OF three OF Detros
players lie said the offer had been refused had subse
quent offer Of S25 900 Manager Watkins said not
believe that the Offer was made In good faith.
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Earned ns-Nen-NoTk. Pittsburg l. flr.t ha-e bY
crrors-Se YORK ? Pitt,burg 2 struck out YORK
4 Pittsburg 1 Left bases NeW1Ork .; fitt-DuiG o.
First basa balls-O Itourke l. Ternan Bro"n BARK
lev J. Mccormick J. saith lIOme runs-Gllcswe Three
l. NCkInnOu ]. twO-base TO t0trS @
l. ward !. l. Double playsMc knnon whitney BARK.
/. Warl and COuupr l. Sto! "a bl.eS-Ward
Conner l. 'lsourko l. Herman Wnitney Wild pitches
4. McCormics ]. Passed bas-Deasley ]. Ht by
piirhrr-Dly uplo carroll Coleman l.. Base On Illegal
delivery Brown !. Umpire-Mr. Powers. ime-2di
In the home club played against the oswego
nine with this result
Jersey city -......-...--....---..o ~
Earned runs-Jersey city 6 Oswego o. Stolen bases
Jersey CITY, Z; Oswego o. Len Dt.esJer-sy City !;
Oswego . Bl.e balls Jersey city. L. OswogJ J. Baso
errors-Jersey CITY .. Oswego. % struck outJefsey
CITY 81 OswegO D. TwO.bass hlts-Fre. Huston. SOwdcrs
Fnsselbach HAYES and Three base hlts-O rren
Pa J. Oldneld l. Wd pitchos-Huaion
l. Umpirc-W. +. SlrOpe. Time-lJD.
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Tic saamandors have been heard from again Yesterday
Charles Recho Brother Of the samanders
cevod a visit officer Of the Board Of Health accom-
panied by policeman give him Tho cause Of the
this lottcr which received ON thursday
by tho BOARD Of Health ..
GENTLMES: There present two saamanders at %
the other running In the
cellar They poison everything they In contact with
iOur attention IN called 10
thus matter people this HcigbOrOOi are afraid 10
20 OUT dark rapidly beng deprecated
Tc,nain very truiy. ENOFFICER.
Where s4nianior r. asked tho Board OF Health
onc a he came ono OF the attendants led
tho w4y 70 where tho "samAulers aud the official
consented To take animals through pane Of
glass hold OF the holes IN the top OF
the ub Then reported Board OF Health what he
had heard OF trying TO lind cut who
the letter.
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F1rzyoHv PORTER rAzKs OF HIS STATUE.

Early in tho week Police Commissioner Htz-John
Porter received telegram from Boston, announcing
tho death Of his second cousin, Robert II. Eddy, a
wclknown patent solicitor A dispatch TO THE
TRIBUNE ON Wednesday stated that Mr. Eddy had
left by will $4,000 to Robert Eddy Porter, and
10000 to the City Of Portsmouth for an equestrian
statue of General Porter. To a reporter Of THE
TRIBUNE General Porter said yesterday
i~ AIr. Eddy my guardian when boy In
New Hampshire and later In life like brothers
Ny son Robert named after him. The bequost to
my son Is q surprise to me- Some time ago Mr.. Eddy
wrote to mo that he Intended ~ leave some money
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brsroor House-Charlss Fsirohid. Secretary OF the
Treasury and wife, and Mrs General George H. Thomas
Hotel Brunscck-Sir Charles Upper of Ottawa zoe
marie Hote-P do Lovenorn Danish Minister Washington
- F0h avenue Hotel-Senaor f. b. Stock bridge OF Mich
igap and State Senator s. Fassett of Emira 81 James
Hets-Casey Young OF Tennessee Metropolitan 1 MosE
Commodore Samuel Lock wood, U. s. Navy carey House-
Titan Coey. Washington MURRAY HiH H0te'-2e
ator c. r. Vedder and Assembyman Frenont Coe
man Thomas Mccarthy, OF syracuse
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THE MARQUTS'S DA UGHIER WILL BURY HIM.
Marie the daughter OF the Marquis dc la Tourasse, who
committed suicide by throwing himself under tho wheels
OF a train on the Boston and Providence Railroad
Thursday, on her arrival In this city went with her
friend MIRA Cleft to No 42i SIKH IL was SAID yes
terday that she would make arrangements for her ia
theirs funeral and that would 20 back to France In
A feW
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for monument II did not object requesting me to
dasroy the letter AMI make further mention VI inc
subject II consented. 4 acted on his expresseu.
wlsl although + would have preferred DONATION Oh
money to the Phillips Academy at Exeter N H. where
I received my early education Mr. Eddy was not
and his estimate Of my worth exceeded my own. !
nave received Information from the executors OF
his win, but suppose tho published report Of tho
hc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

Tho officers Of the rdmcs were william Stafford %
Charles A. Dormus TO- aud f. b. La Fera. 80 judges
George A. Avery and W. H. Robertson. timers J. Cornell
starter and f. A. Ware judge Of walking Tho following
the summary
yards dash-Thirtcen starters three trdai
yards start In ll ndsj A Charve second W. n'e
yards second ,oo
fifty yards in minutes Is seconds @. Mnzesheimer w.
ten yards second. - 90,
scratch with spring OF feet II inches g.. ,oo
Twomle bicycle race-Uandcap; won by J. A. Conanr -
scratch; time. minutes 29as seconds j. s. Gaiand w.
Two.hundrcdand.twenty yards hurdle race-Handicap;
by Scrrano S7, scratch, in 33 seconds NJ Garner
HalfnIie Handicap; by 7. Earle '9l six yards
start In minutes 1914 seconds beating the college record D
Of second Minzeshemer 90 twenty hye yards second
cnemile walk-Handicapi won by ]. j. X Heekett 81
thirty seconds In minutes seconds; t. Mande 80 same
FOurhundrcd udforty yards run-Handicap T. Earle 81
scratch won in SO seconds A. Charyet 80 Twelve yarus
next ,o-
Running broad jump-HandIcap won by " Serrano 49,
scratch who cleared seventeen feet
Two-hunlrod twenty yards dsshHandicap won by D.
J. Bauvet 81 ten yards start In 20 seconds scratch man
Doremus 80. second
LOS ANGELES WINS THE ELMENDORF STAKES.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 20.-The attendance at Churchill
Downs the the last day Of the spring meeting was
fair. The weather
FIRST RAcR-Six furongs; maiden three -yearolds
Hecla third. Time-llS2
l;lsi4
THIRD RAcE-Threequarters of a mile; Emcndorf stakes,
for woyearolds Los Angeles won by length without
touch In l:l6l9.
FOURTH RAcE-one mile dash selling; purse $500. Nc
Farand won easily by two lengths, Handy Andy second
FIFTH R8cE-onc and sixteenth miles, handicap
stakes Monocrat won by length aud half. Kalooah sec
ond and Katie A. third Time-l;5l2
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INCOMING STEAMER
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY. MAY 90 1897


MI ~,
ARRIVED
Steamer England (Brl Heeley Liverpool May 8, Queens.
town with mdse and lO22 passengers TO Hurst
rived az the Bar at 7.45
Steamer sorrento (Gerl Muller, Hamburg May g. with
mdso 6i2 passengers Phelps Bros Co. Arrived at
Bar A. Gam.
saale tGorl Richter. Bremen Nav IL. southamp.
~ with mdse aud 95s passengers Oechs Co.
rived Al the Bar at X
steamei Ariancorrach r Dean Grgcnti April 49, Pacr.
mo %. Gibraltar May s. with mdso 70 l. & A Grazauo,
rived at the Bar at 81
Steamer Triumph tBrl Kemp Matanzas days with
TO Ceballos Co; vessel to simpson, Spence Young
Arrived at the Bar at 10. JOa
Steamer Guyandotte. Kelley, Newport News and West
Point Va with mdse and 10 Old Dominion
Steamer Franc0nla. Bennett Portland with mdse
alto Hall
Steamer II Dinock. Berry, Boston. with mdso To Ii 3
DmOck
steamer Wikesbarre. Gates Boston for Philadelphia.
Bark Fldla utaD Pagano Ancona 76 days. ballast
Vernon II Brown & Co.
BARK Adj StOtt (Gerl. Bruss st Vincent WI 10 DAYS
with sugar 10 Rowland Aspnwa vessel TO Tobias
Brig John crandon Pierce CIenfuegos Ia days
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Navarro fats reference case. No. AZ Wall St, II a.
Rapid Transit Commissioners, Mutual Life Insurance
Building 3p. a.
.Pttsburg baseball match Polo Grounds, p m:
North Shore Tennis Club opening New Brighton s. H.
p. - o.n,,,- a.
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Jersey CITY.
NEW-JERSEY.

Chief Police Murphy issued orders yesterday that all tho
policy shops no closed Detectives we're de-
iao to enforce orders and night policy shop
could found
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NOTES ABOUT Guns AND PLAYERS


The Athletic Association OF the College Of the City OF New
York held its annual spring the Manhattan Athletic
Club grounds yestertsy good sized present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

You can avoid gray hair by using Parker's
Hair Basam: note for its cleanliness
Parker's Ginger Tonic Is new life 10 the agei
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 Wells Co. have re-
775 Broawayo opp. stewards PHRENoLoGGAL E1'
with charts made daily Cabinet free TO VISITORS